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We are just the beginning of your tour of Dublin - there are countless more adventures waiting to be discovered.

Experience the heart of Irish sports and iconic historic landmarks, from renowned museums to uncovering your ideal accommodation - we've curated a collection of our top destinations for you.

Local Museums

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Guinness Storehouse

Immerse yourself in a fact-filled journey of Dublin’s former prison, which once held famous Irish revolutionaries. Closed in 1924, the now-museum offers guided tours at €8 per ticket.

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Croke Park

Home to Gaelic football and iconic concerts, Croke Park has been the heart of live events for over 100 years, and boasts an impressive status as Europe’s third-largest stadium.

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EPIC the Irish Emigration Museum

Uncover the essence of Irish identity through the captivating tales of Irish emigrants-turned-scientists, politicians, poets, artists, and adventurers across the globe.

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National Print Museum

Explore a unique print museum celebrating its impact on the world and housing a rare letterpress collection. It's said to be the only museum of its kind in Ireland and the British Isles.

Activities to Explore

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Orangeworks

Why not craft a unique activity? Orangeworks is a premier provider of outdoor adventures, team building and specialised vehicle training experiences for corporate groups.

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Experience Irish Whiskey

Dive deeper into the world of Whiskey with Ireland’s leading immersive experience, enjoy a guided tour of a whiskey distillery, or indulge in one of their diverse tasting options.

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Glasnevin Cemetery

It’s Ireland’s most famous cemetery and the resting place of poets, leaders and musicians, promising to tell the stories of 1.5 million people who helped shape the Ireland of today.

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BigStyle SUP School

Discover a unique perspective of Dublin's coastline with stand-up paddleboarding—an activity that offers both lessons and leisurely cruises through the city’s scenic harbour.

Food & Bars

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The Bank on College Green

Occupied since the Viking times, this bar in Dublin's ancient quarter features Franco-Scottish design outside and a mesmerising former banking hall with stained glass ceiling and mosaic tiles inside.

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Bar 1661

Ever tried Ireland’s most ancient spirit Poitín? Well, this bar makes it the star ingredient in most of their award-winning cocktails - something you have to try at least once!

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FX Buckley Restaurant & Bars

Achieving legendary status in Dublin across six generations for their mouth-watering steakhouses, renowned gastro pubs and bars, plus a gourmet grocery store.

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The Fumbally Café

A beautiful café with creativity at its core, welcoming music gigs, exhibitions, markets and workshops alongside tea and cake, as well as being a shop and event space to hire.

Places to Stay

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The Merrion Hotel

A luxurious 5-star hotel located in the heart of Dublin City, with a range of renowned bars and restaurants including the Michelin restaurant Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud.

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The Shelbourne, Autograph Collection

Overlooking picturesque St. Stephen’s Green and surrounded by Dublin's cultural, historical, and shopping hubs, The Shelbourne stands as a landmark steeped in 200 years of history.

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